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On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 10:25:56 -0400, "alwaysfishking"
wrote: snippage..... into about 18-20 feet from about ten feet where the sticks are. It paid off as I hooked into a decent bass on a Junebug speedworm. A few moments later I felt a slight tap saw the line jump and set the hook, This was a big fish, I managed to get it up into the boat and it weighed in at 4lbs 3 oz. It had a nice sized catfish in it's throat. Thats two big bass with catfish in their throats in 4 days. (Anyone make a fake catfish lure?). One of the bait shops in my area sells a soft plastic "willow cat" bait - its often used by the walleye types on the Mississippi R. when they can't get the real thing. Looks like a small catfish, complete w/ whiskers. I can send you a package if you'd like to try them. Send me your snail mail address: sportsman00.geo AT yahoo.com. They come in 3-4 differant colors. Jim |
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Jim Laumann wrote:
On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 10:25:56 -0400, "alwaysfishking" wrote: snippage..... into about 18-20 feet from about ten feet where the sticks are. It paid off as I hooked into a decent bass on a Junebug speedworm. A few moments later I felt a slight tap saw the line jump and set the hook, This was a big fish, I managed to get it up into the boat and it weighed in at 4lbs 3 oz. It had a nice sized catfish in it's throat. Thats two big bass with catfish in their throats in 4 days. (Anyone make a fake catfish lure?). One of the bait shops in my area sells a soft plastic "willow cat" bait - its often used by the walleye types on the Mississippi R. when they can't get the real thing. Looks like a small catfish, complete w/ whiskers. I can send you a package if you'd like to try them. Send me your snail mail address: sportsman00.geo AT yahoo.com. They come in 3-4 differant colors. Jim Seems like I saw such a lure at Walmart a while back. If I remember correctly, it was about 2-1/2 inches long, with a realistic looking catfish jig head, and came with several soft plastic bodies to match. Next time SWMBO makes me ---oops--- invites me to go to Walmart with her, I'll look for it and get a manufacturers name. |
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these catfish were 8-12 inches in length each. I might try some modification
this week on some bigger swim baits "Henry Hefner" wrote in message ... Jim Laumann wrote: On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 10:25:56 -0400, "alwaysfishking" wrote: snippage..... into about 18-20 feet from about ten feet where the sticks are. It paid off as I hooked into a decent bass on a Junebug speedworm. A few moments later I felt a slight tap saw the line jump and set the hook, This was a big fish, I managed to get it up into the boat and it weighed in at 4lbs 3 oz. It had a nice sized catfish in it's throat. Thats two big bass with catfish in their throats in 4 days. (Anyone make a fake catfish lure?). One of the bait shops in my area sells a soft plastic "willow cat" bait - its often used by the walleye types on the Mississippi R. when they can't get the real thing. Looks like a small catfish, complete w/ whiskers. I can send you a package if you'd like to try them. Send me your snail mail address: sportsman00.geo AT yahoo.com. They come in 3-4 differant colors. Jim Seems like I saw such a lure at Walmart a while back. If I remember correctly, it was about 2-1/2 inches long, with a realistic looking catfish jig head, and came with several soft plastic bodies to match. Next time SWMBO makes me ---oops--- invites me to go to Walmart with her, I'll look for it and get a manufacturers name. |
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Randy
10-12"? Maybe you should think about laying your hands on some Muskie lures - then you'd be in that ball park. The few I have are 7-8" or more..... Jim On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 14:02:01 GMT, "alwaysfishking" wrote: these catfish were 8-12 inches in length each. I might try some modification this week on some bigger swim baits "Henry Hefner" wrote in message ... Jim Laumann wrote: On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 10:25:56 -0400, "alwaysfishking" wrote: snippage..... into about 18-20 feet from about ten feet where the sticks are. It paid off as I hooked into a decent bass on a Junebug speedworm. A few moments later I felt a slight tap saw the line jump and set the hook, This was a big fish, I managed to get it up into the boat and it weighed in at 4lbs 3 oz. It had a nice sized catfish in it's throat. Thats two big bass with catfish in their throats in 4 days. (Anyone make a fake catfish lure?). One of the bait shops in my area sells a soft plastic "willow cat" bait - its often used by the walleye types on the Mississippi R. when they can't get the real thing. Looks like a small catfish, complete w/ whiskers. I can send you a package if you'd like to try them. Send me your snail mail address: sportsman00.geo AT yahoo.com. They come in 3-4 differant colors. Jim Seems like I saw such a lure at Walmart a while back. If I remember correctly, it was about 2-1/2 inches long, with a realistic looking catfish jig head, and came with several soft plastic bodies to match. Next time SWMBO makes me ---oops--- invites me to go to Walmart with her, I'll look for it and get a manufacturers name. |
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